NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB TAX
DEED
The underlined hereby (tree not
lee that at a sale tor the payment ot
delinquent taxes due tor the year 1*24
held by the Sheriff of Franklin Coun
ty on the 6th day of July, 1825. he
became the last and highest bidder
for that lot or parcel of land listed
for taxes tor the said year 1924 In
the name of Amanda Howard Estate,
said lot being situate on the North
side ot College Street in the Town of
Frankllnton, Franklin County, North
Carolina, said lot being more particul
arly described In that deed of S. S.
8erier to W. E. Evans, dated May 11,
1891, recorded in book 87, page 395,
Registry of Franklin County, N. C.
The time for redemption for said lot
will expire July 6th, 1976, after which
time the undersigned will apply to
the Sheriff of Franklin County for a
deed thereto, as by law provided.
This February 18,1926.
A. O. DUNSTAN.
White and Malone, Atty's S-5-3t
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NOTICE
Having qualified aa administrator
of the estate of Lea 0111, deceased,
late ot Franklin County, N. C., notice
is hereby given all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on.or before
the 6th day of March, 1627, or this no
tice vlll be plead In bar of their re
covery. All persons Indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
larke immediate e-HUement.
This March 4th, 1926.
2E-6t CHARLES HARRIS, Admr.
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Itinerary March 22nd-27th.
Monday, Miscellaneous field work.
Tuesday, Cedar Rock.
Wednesday, Pine Ridge.
Thursday. Roberta.
Friday, Seven Paths.
Saturday, ofttce.
The following letter Is sent to the
club women of the county by Mrs.
Estelle Smith who will have charge
ot the Farm Womena Short Course
this year:
Goldsboro, N. C.,
March 12th, 1926.
My Dear Co-Workers :
I am writing to ask your coopera
tion in making the Short Course for
Farm Women a great success this
year.
This Short Course will be held June
14th-19th inclusive.
There will be a course for women
leaders and a course for other farm
women. Every club should have at
least one representative at the Short
Course.
No woman will be allowed to take
more than two subjects. The sub
jects to be offered are:
1. Food and Nutrition, which will
include the selection and serving ot
meals. Instructors: Miss Mary E.
Thomas, Mrs. Morris, Miss Fergurson,
and Miss Bridge.
2. House Furnishings, which in
cludes painting and retinlshlng fur
niture, and trips to local farms to see
furnished rooms. Instructors: Miss
Estabrook, Miss Creighton, Miss Pau
line Smith, and Miss Holmes.
3. Arts and Crafts. Every woman
will enjoy this class in the afternoon
before a trip over to Raleigh to some
store, institution, or place of interest.
Mrs. Gordon and Miss Horne irill have
this class.
Mrs. Cuslsk will have charge of the
recreational work with a "good time"
planned for each evening, when every
woman will forget her cares.
Very sincerely yours,
ESTELiLE T. SMITH,
District Agent.
State College has gotten out a new
poultry bulletin, "Natural and Arti
ficial Incubation" by. Dr. B. F. Kaupp
Oopies of this bulletin can be obtain
ed at the demonstration office.
Wood Girls' Club
In the absence of the president,
Wllma Gupton, presided at the girls
club meeting at Wood Wednesday
morning. Honor members remember
ing to bring material for the sewing
lesson were Cleo Griffin, Leona Ray
nor, and Eula and Doris Wester. Af
ter the sewing lesson the home agent
spent a few minutes in discussing the
different classes of food.
Pilot Womans' Club
Twenty-one members were present ,
at the womans club meeting at Pilot I
Wednesday afternoon. After the busi- '
ness session the home agent talked |1
on the twelve months home garden.
Several members will try some new
vegetables this season and report the
pesults to the club.
White Level Girls' Club
The different classes of food was
the subject of the lesson at the girls
club meeting at White Level Thus
day afternoon. The work with foods
followed an interesting program given
by the club. The treasurer reported
the receipt of $7 prize money won at
the county fair last fall. It was de
cided to have a club p'cnic early in
April. After a discussion of the State
Girls Short Course a motion to send
a representative from Seven Paths
Club carried. Bertha House had the
honor of being elected representative.
After work in sewing had been in
spected the club served refreshments.
Sandy Creek Girls Club
Eleven members were enrolled at
the first meeting ot the Sandy Creek
Girls Club. At the meeting on Tues
day eleven well made cup towels were
handed in. Has any club a better i
first lesson record than this? The,
work in sewing was followed by a:
lesson in weights and measures.
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There is a shortage evei'y year. THE
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It is also well to look over your im
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THE SPOT CASH COMPANY, Lou
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